Established july

f

omp'eted

Today.

We

have Just finished a neat and

TIME

The

fine

Passenger

Steamers

of

as hereunder:

Fronf

San Francisco.

MARIPOSA

.

.

..APRIL

VENTURA

.

..APRIL

MARIPOSA

i

....MAT

SIERRA

....MAY

MARIPOSA

.

MAY

SONOMA

. .

.

...JUNE

MARIPOSA

.

.

...JUNE

VENTURA

. .

...JUNE

MARIPOSA

.

...JULY

SIERRA

.

. .

...JULY

"MARIPOSA

.

JULY

SONOMA

.

. .

....AUG.

Local

Boat.

cor.

SIX

ROOM

COTTAGE

with three bedrooms,

parlor,

dln'lng-rci-

kitchen, bathroom with

roll

top

tub.

and a large

two-roo-

m

servants'

hniise.

Stone curbing and cemeni sidewalks

have

been laid.

$41.00

A

MONTH,

with cash payment

of

$2M).

will buy it.

Loratlon. King

street,

Just

beyond

Waikiki turn.

MTLELLAN,

POND

&

CO,

Tel. Main

69.

Judd

Building.

In connection with

the

sailing of

the

above steamers,

the

Agent

I

pared to issue,

to

intending passengers.

Coupon

Through

Ticket,

i"

railroad, from San Francisco, to ail

Now

ViirW

htr

onv-

-

atonmnhln

11ni

tn

mm-;-

:

FOR

FURTHER

PARTICULARS.

APPLY

TO

Wm.

G.

IRWIN

&C

LI

M

I

TE

D

General Agents

Oceanic

S.

S

Albert Raas

FINANCIAL

AGENT

stock and bond broker

Member

of

Honolulu

Stock

Exchange

tt

in

Hi

mm-

-

Occidental

&

Oriental

S.S.

and

Toyo

Kisen Kaisha.

Steamers

of

the

above companies

w

on

or about

the dates

below

mentioned:

For

Japan and

China.

HONGKONG MARU

APRIL

1

CHINA

APRIL

24

DORIC

MAY

2

NIPPON MARU

MAY

10

PERU

MAY

18

COPTIC

MAY

28

AMERICA MARU

JUNE

5

PEKING

JUNE

18

GAELIC

JUNE

21

HONGKONG

MARU

JUNE

29

CHINA

JULY

6

DORIC

JULY

16

FOR GENERAL

II

II

u

unrirnii

mmrwsa

ar-m-

m

mum

mm

hsbb

h

h

mm

.mi

mm

9,

m

m

mu

mm

u

m

k.

m

m

aa

Steamship

Company.

Orders for

the

purchase

or sale of

Stocks

and

Bonds

carefully

and

promptly executed.

Loans negotiated.

DURING my

temporary

absence

Mr.

Elmer E.

Paxton

wil

act

for me under

full power of

attorney.

ALBERT

RAAS.

OFFICE

Ground

floor,

Judd

Build-

ing.

Postofflce

Box

890.

Telephone

199.

HONOLULU.

Business

men

can save

many

hours

Accross tbe Continent

From

SAN

FRANCISCO-PORTLAN-

D.

THREE TRAINS DAILY

FROM

SAN

FRANCISCO.

TWO

TRAINS

DALLY

From Portland.

Only

ires

Ms

16

no

Oillf

Four

Dots

Id

Hi

flit

Pnltmnn

Palare

Sleepers.

BultVt

Smoking

and

Library Cars, with

Harbor

Shops

and

Pleasant

Read-

ing Konnis.

Dinli.e Cats.

Meals

a

la

Carte.

Fr--

-

i;

Chatr Cars.

Pullman

O

dinary Sleepers.

J.

H. LOTITROP.

General Agent,

i:r

Third

St..

Portland.

Ore.

D. W.

HITCHCOCK. General Agent,

No.

1

Montgomery

St.,

San

Francisco,

Cal.

Or

E.

L.

LOMAX.

G. P. &

T. A..

Omaha. Nebraska.

FOR

SALE

I

Makes

Fast

Trip

From

Brtabne.Will

Take

Ma..y

Passmiw

Tndy.

The

Canadian-A-

u

t al

an

seam-hi-

AorangV,

Cap

ain Lay.

.

rrived

n

po

t

iast

evenl: g

f

"in Sydney ami

Unsbane.

She

was

i.ig.

ted

--

.o

I

b

o'cluyk

d

was

aioni-sd-

e

the

P-ii-

f.e

Mail

wharf

before

8

o'clock.

The Aorar.g. has

mac'e

one

at

the

fastest

tilps

ftom

I

ri

;1

a

e

to

tri.; port

which

have

.ever

beer

made

by

the

boats

of

the eomra

y.

She

sailed

fr

m

Sydney

on

the

23

h

o

March a

d

eft

Brisbane

on

the

29th

at

1:30

a. m.

Her

trip

to

Honolu.u

from

the Queinsland

port

was

accomp

i

hed

in

lss

ih

n

twelve

days.

Tie

Aorangi

was

not

scheduled

to

airive

until today;

s.

e

came in

many hours a lead

of

time

On

the voyage

up

fie vssel

met

wi

h

easterly and

wi:.ds

with a smooth sea and

fine

weato

i

u

tit

ii.e

ua

Lu-tuii-

t,

The

equator

was

crossed

on

the

4th

instant.

Variable

winds and heavy rain squalU were met

with

at

this

time.

Fresh

rort

.eist

trades

were4

then

encoun ered

with

heavy head seas and

freg.ueiU

lain

squalls until the

8th.

Fine weather and

a

smooth sea were

exp

r

e

c;

d

to

p

rt

after

the

Sth.

The Aorangi passed and

jexonangea signals witn

m.1

eompany

s

steamer Warrimoo

at

9

p. m.

oa

t.ie

9th of

March.

The next steamer

in

the Vancouver

'service, which sails from Sydney

tn

the

22d

instant,

is

the

Moana,

Captain

Ca-

-

jrey, formerly running

in

the San

Fran-

cisco

service, a

ve?sl

which

has

al-

-

juays

enjuyeu

a.

repuiaii

ii

aa

an

ca-

-

cellent passenger steamship

n

tact.

she

used to be one of

the favorite boats

on

the San Francisco run.

The Moana

now

takes the place

of

the Warrimoo,

which is to be

taken

off.

The Aorangi sails for Vancouver and

Victoria today

at

2

p.

m.

ane

will

car- -

ry the following passengers from

Ho-

-

nolulu:

Mr.

and

Mrs.

T.

May

and three

children,

Mrs. C.

E. Pritchard,

W.

G.

Englehurst,

Mrs.

E. Harrison,

Paul

Isenberg,

Sr., Mrs.

Paul Isenberg

and

Miss

Isenberg;

Judge and

Mrs.

Stan-

ley

and two children, Lady Herron and

Miss Luce,

John

Bull,

J. F.

Riley. Mr.

and

Mrs.

D.

J.

Lee

and,

child,

Peter

High,

Mrs.

W. Stodart,

Mr.

Tanner,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

Fowler,

daughter

and

;maid; W. Schaefer,

A. G.

King,

P.

S.

Sales,

B.

Groocock,

Mrs.

Rdgar

Wood,

Miss

E. F.

Wells, Mr.

and

Mrs.

H. H.

Brodie,

J., Smeaton,

Mr.

Jaeger,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

E. E. Henary and

son,

L.

D.

Brandon, John Wilson,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

H. H. Smith, Chas. Lennox,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

W. B. Scott,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

B.

Oberiermmer and two children,

John

Brown, V.

G.

Hollander

and

eleven

steerage.

Purser

A.

Mason

reports

that

all the

accommodations

on

the

Aorangi

are

taken

and

that

the vessel

will

take

a

full passenger

list

to

Vancouver

and

Victoria.

REAL

ESTATE

TRANSACTIONS.

April

4.

No.

8508

J.

M.

Monsarrat

to

Joe Andrade;

portions

of

Grant

3y

and

R.

P.

7470,

kul.

422

(7,212

square

fet),

Kekaulike

street,

Honolulu, Oahu.

Con-

sideration

$3,425.

No.

S409

K. L.

and

M. C.

Ladd to J.

A.

Magoon

et

al.

;

pottion

of

Grant

39,

Kekaulike street,

Honolulu,

Oahu.

Con-

sideration

$200.

April

6.

No.

8512

Trs.

Oahu College to

W. R. Castle,

tr.;

lots

8

and

9

(40,000

square

feet), block

1,

College Hill

tract,

Honolulu,

Oahu.

Consideration

$4,450.

No.

8513

Trs. Oahu College to W. R.

Castle,

Jr.;

lots

1.

2,

3,

4,

6,

6,

7, 8,

9,

10,

11

(230,404

1-- 10

square

feet),

College

Hill

tract,

Honolulu,

Oahu.

Considera-

tion

$11,000..

List of deeds

filed

April

8,

1901:

First

Party.

Second

Party.

Class.

E.

Pa

K.

Pa

D

W.

Rockey and wife

T.

E.

Cook

..

D

H.

M.

Lyman

et

al.

Halal

Hill

w

"

"

.

T"

TJ

"X

Z'JilVJZl""'

X

M. Moot e

Mrs.

Keanu

D

Waihiokaea

S.

Olala

D

Mrs.

E.

E.

Styne

Mrs.

E.

S.

Church

D

J

Carvalho

and wife

Koloa

Sugar

Treotilu

College-p!-

""

C."'

Jones,

Limited

D

Keaka

L.

1. McCandless

D

a.

W.

Rlchardson-I-

I.

C.

Easton.,

D

i;.

Jones--

J.

Kelelua

.

D

Oahu Cemetery Association

W.

M.

Giffard

D

A.

M.

Caldeira

M.

R.

Mendes

...

D

L.

von.Tempsky

and wife

V. Ven-

tura

D

A.

F.

Tavares

and

wife

M.

R.

Mendes

D

J.

H.

Cummings

M. G

Cummings..

D

J Kpkahuna

and wife

Paia

I'lan- -

tatlon

.

.

.

.

D

Trs. Oahu College

H.

P. Baldwin

D

Gear,

Lansing

&

Co.

J.

,

Shaw ..

D

S.

Callen and wife

P.

Muhlendorf

n

P. Muhlendorf

B.

M.

Allen

D

The Black

Sea

and Baltic Cannl

In

the internal

development of

Rus-

sia the

trans-Siberia-

n

Railway

is

ex-

pected

fb

play

a

great part,

but

this

is

only one of

the

gigantic

enterprises

to

which Russia

is

committed.

The

United Service Magazine gives the

fol

lowing

particulars

of

the

project

for

uniting

the Black

Sea

with

the

Baltic

by

means of a ship canal:

"The reports and

rumors during

tbe

last

year concerning the construction

of

this

proposed

great

waterway,

though very conflicting, still lead one

to

suppose

that it

is

feasible and baa

been

seriously

contemplated,

even

if

the

work has not proceeded very far.

The route proposed

is

from

the

Gulf

of

Riga along

the rivers

Duna,

Bere-sin- a,

and Dnieper

to

Kherson,

on

the

Black

Sea,

and

fifteen

ports or

har-

bors are

to be

constructed

at

various

places situated along its whole course

of

994

miles.

The channels

of

the

nvers are

to

be deepened and

new

cuttings made where necessarv

;n oa

w

Sive

a minimum depth of

twenty-

-

,

i

--

ht fppt

nf

I

water.

It

is estimated

to cost

20.000.000,

or about

5.000.-

-

00; loss

than the

amount said

to be

retii

"d

fr

cutting

the

Nicaragua

canal, and

wil1

tak

Ave

years

to

complete.

The primary object

of

this

great waterway

is

to connect the naval

dockyards

at

Libau with those

at

Nico-laief-

f,

and permit the passage

of

Rus-

sian

men-oNw- ar

from

the

Black Sea

to the Baltic, and vice versa,

thus

neutralizing

to

some

extent the

clos-

ing of

the

Bosphorus and Dardenelles

in time

of

war.

The

transit

of

the

canal from sea to sea will

take

six!

days

It

i

sold

that

LI

Hung Chang may

he

the

fut;

e

Foreign

Minister

for

Ch'na

The

P

sldent

and

the

Secretary

of

War

have sent messages of

appreciation

to General

Funston.

The

threatened strike

of the

Pennsyl-

vania

ooal

miners

has

been

averled.

President

Mitchell,

leader

of the miners.

"seu

ms

paouying

mnuence

sue-

-

PPSSI

1111V.

Entered

at

the

Postofflce

at

Honolulu,

H.

I.,

Second-clas-

s

Matter.

Iarued

Every

Morning

Except

Sunday

by

the

HAWAIIAN

GAZETTE

COMPANY.

Yon Holt liloek.

No.

65

South King

St.

A. W.

PEAltSON

Bus.nesa Manager.

SUBSCRIPTION

RATES:

For

the United

States

(including Hawaii

Territory):

I

months

2 00

6

months

4

00

8 00

1

year

y

Advertising

rates

on

application.

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FlMf

T8L.

r

Froai

and

wrt

1,

1900

OUTWARD.

Dally Daily Dally Dally Daily

Stations.

ex.

ex.

Sun.

Sun.

a.m.

a.m

a.m.

p.m.

p.m.

Honolulu

.

,

7:10

9:16

11:05

3:15

5:10

Pearl

City

8:03

9:48

11:40

3:47

5:30

Ewa

Mill

.

.

8:33

10:08

12:00

4:05

6:10

Waianae

.

10:50

4:45

Waialua

.

11:55

5:40

Kahuku

. .

12:32

6:15

INWARD.

Daily Dally Dally Daily

Statlona.

ex.

ex.

Sun. Sun.

a.m.

a.m.

p.m. .p.m.

Kahuku

5:35

2:08

Waialua

6:10

....

2:50

Waianae

7:10

....

3:55

Ewa

Mill

5:50

7:45

1:05

4:32

Pearl

City

6:15

8:03

1:30

Honolulu

6:50

8:35

2:05

5:26

O. P. DENISON,

F.

C.

SMITH,

Superintendent.

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P.

&

T.

A.

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the

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at

5:27

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